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This October is the 15th anniversary of International Open Access Week, a celebration of the open sharing of research knowledge in scholarly publications. The 2023 theme, “Community over Commercialization,” syncs well with one of MIT Libraries’

The inaugural MIT Prize for Open Data, which included a $2,500 cash prize, was awarded to 10 individual and group research projects last fall. Presented jointly by the School of Science and the MIT Libraries, the prize recognizes MIT-affiliated

The inaugural MIT Prize for Open Data, which included a $2,500 cash prize, was awarded to 10 individual and group research projects last fall. Presented jointly by the School of Science and the MIT Libraries, the prize recognizes MIT-affiliated

To celebrate, honor, and learn about the complexities and richness of black voices and experiences, the MIT Libraries have curated a list of titles to highlight the Black Lives Matter movement. Selected titles will be available at our bookmobile

To celebrate, honor, and learn about the complexities and richness of black voices and experiences, the MIT Libraries have curated a list of titles to highlight the Black Lives Matter movement. Selected titles will be available at our bookmobile

In celebration of International Open Access Week, we’re running a series of stories about open scholarship that prioritizes community-run publishing and infrastructure. Today’s piece is written by Amy Nurnberger, program head for MIT Libraries Data

In celebration of International Open Access Week, we’re running a series of stories about open scholarship that prioritizes community-run publishing and infrastructure. Today’s piece is written by Amy Nurnberger, program head for MIT Libraries Data

On July 31, 2021, CREOS was awarded a grant from IMLS to conduct research and develop open, reliable, standardized indicators that go beyond measures of “overall impact” to advance the understanding of who is, and who is not, participating in open